MAYNARD (Geraud de) – NOTABLES ET SINGULIÈRES QUESTIONS DE DROIT ÉCRIT, JUGÉES AU PARLEMENT DE TOULOUSE, CONFÉRÉES AVEC LES PRÉJUGÉS DES AUTRES PARLEMENS DE FRANCE. Les arrêts, et discours prononcés en robe rouge, par M. Antoine de Lestang, [...] ; les di
MAYNARD (Geraud de) – NOTABLES ET SINGULIÈRES QUESTIONS DE DROIT ÉCRIT, JUGÉES AU PARLEMENT DE TOULOUSE, CONFÉRÉES AVEC LES PRÉJUGÉS DES AUTRES PARLEMENS DE FRANCE. Les arrêts, et discours prononcés en robe rouge, par M. Antoine de Lestang, [...] ; les di
MAYNARD (Geraud de) – NOTABLES ET SINGULIÈRES QUESTIONS DE DROIT ÉCRIT, JUGÉES AU PARLEMENT DE TOULOUSE, CONFÉRÉES AVEC LES PRÉJUGÉS DES AUTRES PARLEMENS DE FRANCE. Les arrêts, et discours prononcés en robe rouge, par M. Antoine de Lestang, [...] ; les di
MAYNARD (Geraud de) – NOTABLES ET SINGULIÈRES QUESTIONS DE DROIT ÉCRIT, JUGÉES AU PARLEMENT DE TOULOUSE, CONFÉRÉES AVEC LES PRÉJUGÉS DES AUTRES PARLEMENS DE FRANCE. Les arrêts, et discours prononcés en robe rouge, par M. Antoine de Lestang, [...] ; les di
    MAYNARD (Geraud de)
    Notable and singular questions of written law, judged in the Parliament of Toulouse, compared with the rulings of the other parliaments of France. The judgments and speeches delivered in red robes by Mr. Antoine de Lestang, [...]; the speeches of Mr. de Beloy [...]; the pleadings of Mr. Jacques de Puymisson [...]; the History of the Houses of Foix and Armagnac; of the Béarn region, of the Count of Toulouse, and other specific places within this jurisdiction. New edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged, divided into eleven books, enriched with new chapter texts and numerous new summaries explaining the matters and decisions; written in a more French and intelligible style; with a very methodical and extensive table in the form of decisions.
Édition :
    Toulouse
Date :
    1751
    2 vols. folio, full blond calf, gilt titles & volumes on burgundy and black paper, spine with 6 raised bands decorated with gilt fleurons and framing fillets, headcaps underlined with a frieze, blind fillets framing the covers, red edges, (covers rubbed with some abrasions, headcaps sunk with some damage, joints marked, corners and edges bumped with some losses, some foxing, [4 ff.]-XXVI-952 p. / XV-830 p.
    (Dupin no. 917). Maynard's rulings enjoyed considerable success in the 17th and 18th centuries. They were translated into Latin and published in Germany in 1660, and received a new and final edition in 1751. The fundamental interest of Maynard's rulings lies in the fact that, despite the title of the work, all the decisions of the Parliament of France are commented on and compared with those of the Parliament of Toulouse, thus providing a very complete overview of French law in the mid-17th century. Christian Chêne points out (p. 265) that Maynard and Catellan appear as the two principal legal scholars of the Parliament of Toulouse and that Maynard was still one of the most frequently consulted in the second half of the 18th century, even though the first edition dates from around 1600. This is explained by the high reliability of the reported judgments and a very nuanced doctrinal discussion by the best authors of the late 16th and 17th centuries (Charondas, Cujas, Coquille, etc.). More anecdotally, the work contains a complete analysis of the trial of Martin Guerre and an account of the doctrinal reflections it provoked. Latest edition.

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